Why hello there, dearest Filthy Dreams readers! What’s that? Another exhibition by our intrepid contributor Osman Can Yerebakan?! Why yes, Osman has been a busy boy in 2016 while we’ve sat on our laurels recovering from last year’s Party Out Of Bounds: Nightlife As Activism Since 1980. If you’re not busy planning a BBQ nobody wants … Continue reading
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I Want To Be Its Meaning: Sinan Tuncay’s ‘I’m Sorry, Leyla’
“I am no different than the decaying rose as I wail,” cries Zeki Müren—arguably the most prominent singer that classical Turkish music has introduced, as well as the grandest of queer icons in his country—in Üzgünüm Leyla (I’m sorry, Leyla), a heart-wrenching anthem of longing and the namesake of Sinan Tuncay’s solo exhibition at United … Continue reading